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  1. Google, NASA Join Forces to Research Machine Learning

    Google and NASA have joined forces to launch the Quantum Artificial Intelligence Lab that will allow researchers at the two organizations and a number of universities to research artificial intelligence using quantum computers.

  2. Penguin 2.0 Forewarning: The Google Perspective on Links

    You can't buy that, and never occurred to researchers to try and do that with each other. First and foremost, I don't work for Google. This article represents my opinions, but my company has worked on helping large numbers of sites get Google...

  3. How to Create a Social Media Editorial Calendar

    The idea is to share and collaborate across the team of writers, editors, researchers and also the other departments such as SEO, advertising, public relations, product teams, and the sales team. One good place to start is the social media...

  4. Automotive Mobile Ad Strategies Must Consider Varied Purchase Drivers & Timing

    Auto Researchers Expenditures have increased nearly 375 percent from Q2 2011 to Q2 2012. Combined with a 51 percent conversion rate among mobile auto searchers per the recent xAd-Telmetrics Mobile Path to Purchase Study (disclosure: I'm President...

  5. Mobile Consumer Spending: Big Data Insights for Holiday Retailers

    In their analysis of average order value, conversions, and cart abandonment, researchers found that global shoppers convert far less, but spend more on average per order. Mobile devices captured nearly 20 percent of all online shopping in Q3 2012...

  6. Note to FTC: Google Satisfies Information Needs Way More Than Shopping Needs

    Communication practitioners and researchers in broadcasting, journalism, library science, and other information dissemination professions are devoting mammoth efforts to designing bigger information retrieval systems capable of handling more...

  7. Failure to Comply: Judge Orders Google to Reveal Paid Media Relationships

    It did, however, reveal a list of paid academic researchers in the fields of artificial intelligence, networking, privacy and security from top institutions such as Cambridge, Harvard, Princeton and Stanford.